Where is the capital of Korea?

Seoul (proverb: _ _; English: Seoul), the full name of Seoul Special City (proverb: _ _ _; English: Seoul, formerly known as Seoul, is the capital of South Korea, the political, economic, scientific, technological, educational and cultural center of South Korea, and one of the major financial cities in Asia.

Seoul is located in the Hanjiang River basin in the northwest of South Korea, in the middle of the Korean Peninsula. It was originally the residence of a small country in Dongyi, Fan Zhen in the Zhou Dynasty. 1394, Li Chenggui, korean king moved its capital to Hanyang and changed it to Seoul. Since 1948, it has been renamed as the exclusive Korean "_ _" (meaning the capital), becoming the only city on the Korean peninsula without a Chinese name. June 5438+October 2005 10, the Korean government announced that the Chinese translation of "_ _" was officially changed to "Seoul".